Question Is this a good Pc Build?

[ZZZZEN]

I want to know, Please help:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6-Core 3.7 GHz (32% Faster Than 4100)
CPU Cooler: Apex 240MM AIO Liquid Cooler
Motherboard: Asus B550-F Gaming Strix
RAM: 32GB DDR4-3600 (Non RGB) (2 Sticks)
GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT (149% Faster Than GTX 1650)
SSD: 2TB NVMe SSD (Up to 3,500 MB/S)
Power Supply: 450W/500W 80+ Power Supply (EVGA, Corsair, Apex)
Mouse: Razer Deathadder V2
Monitor: Apex Vision 27in 1080p 144Hz
Gaming Monitor Microphones: Rode NT Mini
Case Fans: Free Apex RGB Fans
Case Color: Black In Color
RGB Lights: Free RGB Lights + ControllerVertical
Mount GPU: Standard GPU
MountWire Management: Apex Standard Wire
Management Overclocking: Free Apex Extreme Overclocking
Anti-Virus: Apex Anti Virus
Operating System: Windows 11 Home
(Using Apex gaming pcs to create one)
Please Tell me If it is Good.

 

[Math Geek]

i don't see any glaring issues with the build.

do look close at psu options and don't settle for a junk unit. think 550w minimum is what i'd go for. it might run on less but it will leave your upgrade options down the line needing a new psu anyway. otherwise without knowing what other part options are available, i'd say it's a nice build.

 

[Lutfij]

Welcome to the forums, newcomer!

Power Supply: 450W/500W 80+ Power Supply (EVGA, Corsair, Apex)
Why do you have 3 brands listed there? Can you specifically state what the make and model of he proposed PSU purchase is?

RAM: 32GB DDR4-3600 (Non RGB) (2 Sticks)
Got a link to the ram kit?

IMHO, I'd opt for building a system using Corsair or NZXT. The brand you're speaking of remind me of Artesian builds.

 

[pete_101]

With the money you're spending, you should be able to do better than an RX 6600xt. As it is, it's a good 1080p gaming build, but I question if the 6600xt can maintain 144fps in modern games, in a couple of years it certainly won't.

The 5600x doesn't really need a 240mm aio cooler, heck it runs ok on the included box cooler if you curve optimize the voltage. And what is all this "Apex" management, overclocking and anti-virus, did you get a package deal on some software? It sounds unnecessary to me, use the money you're spending here to get the next tier up GPU.

 

[ZZZZEN]

With the money you're spending, you should be able to do better than an RX 6600xt. As it is, it's a good 1080p gaming build, but I question if the 6600xt can maintain 144fps in modern games, in a couple of years it certainly won't.

The 5600x doesn't really need a 240mm aio cooler, heck it runs ok on the included box cooler if you curve optimize the voltage. And what is all this "Apex" management, overclocking and anti-virus, did you get a package deal on some software? It sounds unnecessary to me, use the money you're spending here to get the next tier up GPU.

I was building a pc with Apex Gaming Pcs

 

[ZZZZEN]

i don't see any glaring issues with the build.

do look close at psu options and don't settle for a junk unit. think 550w minimum is what i'd go for. it might run on less but it will leave your upgrade options down the line needing a new psu anyway. otherwise without knowing what other part options are available, i'd say it's a nice build.

There aren't many options I can use sadly.

 

[ZZZZEN]

Welcome to the forums, newcomer!

Power Supply: 450W/500W 80+ Power Supply (EVGA, Corsair, Apex)
Why do you have 3 brands listed there? Can you specifically state what the make and model of he proposed PSU purchase is?

RAM: 32GB DDR4-3600 (Non RGB) (2 Sticks)
Got a link to the ram kit?

IMHO, I'd opt for building a system using Corsair or NZXT. The brand you're speaking of remind me of Artesian builds.

Idk

 

[Math Geek]

There aren't many options I can use sadly.

if you post what options you do have we can at least tell you what is the best choice

other option is to go with the cheapest one and order a better unit to install yourself. may not be a great option but i've done that myself with a couple pre-builts some friends have ordered. we just went with the cheap "freebie" psu and swapped it out when it came in.

 

[ZZZZEN]

if you post what options you do have we can at least tell you what is the best choice

other option is to go with the cheapest one and order a better unit to install yourself. may not be a great option but i've done that myself with a couple pre-builts some friends have ordered. we just went with the cheap "freebie" psu and swapped it out when it came in.

I will do I will reply soon.

 

[ZZZZEN]

if you post what options you do have we can at least tell you what is the best choice

other option is to go with the cheapest one and order a better unit to install yourself. may not be a great option but i've done that myself with a couple pre-builts some friends have ordered. we just went with the cheap "freebie" psu and swapped it out when it came in.

Options:
CPU:
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6-Core 3.7 GHz (32% Faster Than 4100),
AMD Ryzen 5 5500 6-Core 4.2 GHz (18% Faster Than 4100),
Cooler:
Apex 240MM AIO Liquid Cooler,
Asus Ryujin II 240MM LCD Screen AIO Liquid Cooler,
Apex 120MM AIO Liquid Cooler,
120MM Tower Cooler,
Motherboard:
AsRock A520M-HDV,
Asus TUF Gaming A520M,
Asus B550-F Gaming Strix,
Ram:
16GB DDR4-3600 (Non-RGB) (2 Sticks),
16GB DDR4-4000 Nighthawk (RGB) (2 Sticks),
32GB DDR4-3600 (Non RGB) (2 Sticks),
32GB DDR4-4000 Nighthawk (RGB) (2 Sticks),
GPU:
Intel Arc A750 (135% Faster Than GTX 1650),
NVidia GeForce RTX™ 3050 (75% Faster Than 1650),
AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT (149% Faster Than GTX 1650),
NVidia GeForce RTX™ 4060 (181% Faster Than 1650),
AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT (184% Faster Than GTX 1650),
SSD: (IK that 2tb is the best)
500GB NVMe SSD (Up to 3,500 MB/S),
240GB NVMe SSD (Up to 3,500 MB/S),
500GB SATA SSD (Up to 500 MB/S),
500GB NVMe SSD (Up to 3,500 MB/S),
1TB SATA SSD (Up to 500 MB/S),
1TB NVMe SSD (Up to 3,500 MB/S),
2TB SATA SSD (Up to 500 MB/S),
2TB NVMe SSD (Up to 3,500 MB/S),
Power Supply:
450W/500W 80+ Power Supply (EVGA, Corsair, Apex),
750W 80+ Bronze Power Supply (EVGA, Corsair, Apex),
750W 80+ Platinum Power Supply (Silverstone, EVGA or Corsair),
(I think i like the Mouse and other things the way they are. (I researched those))

 

[ZZZZEN]

With the money you're spending, you should be able to do better than an RX 6600xt. As it is, it's a good 1080p gaming build, but I question if the 6600xt can maintain 144fps in modern games, in a couple of years it certainly won't.

The 5600x doesn't really need a 240mm aio cooler, heck it runs ok on the included box cooler if you curve optimize the voltage. And what is all this "Apex" management, overclocking and anti-virus, did you get a package deal on some software? It sounds unnecessary to me, use the money you're spending here to get the next tier up GPU.

Ah. I don't want to play games that have better graphics than Skyrim on crazy mods.

 

[ZZZZEN]

With the money you're spending, you should be able to do better than an RX 6600xt. As it is, it's a good 1080p gaming build, but I question if the 6600xt can maintain 144fps in modern games, in a couple of years it certainly won't.

The 5600x doesn't really need a 240mm aio cooler, heck it runs ok on the included box cooler if you curve optimize the voltage. And what is all this "Apex" management, overclocking and anti-virus, did you get a package deal on some software? It sounds unnecessary to me, use the money you're spending here to get the next tier up GPU.

All the "Apex" Stuff is because i'm making a pc on Apex Gaming Pcs

 

[Math Geek]

i'm mainly focused on a psu that is worth using

from that short list i'd go with the platinum 750w. should be decent no matter which brand it ends up being. the rest of the build looks pretty good to me. though lots of good notes and ideas from everyone else that is def worth consideration.